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Lobeck may
refer to: Anne
Lobeck,
American linguist Armin K.
Lobeck (1886–1958),
American cartographer,
geomorphologist and
landscape artist Charles O...
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Christian August Lobeck (German: [ˈloːbɛk]; 5 June 1781 – 25
August 1860) was a
German classical scholar.
Lobeck was born at Naumburg, in the Electorate...
- Anne C.
Lobeck is an
American linguist who
specializes in
syntactic theory and
applied linguistics, with
focus on
linguistics and education. She is currently...
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Armin Kohl
Lobeck (August 16, 1886 -
April 26, 1958) was an
American cartographer,
geomorphologist and
landscape artist.
Lobeck was born in New York City...
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Charles Otto
Lobeck (April 6, 1852 –
January 30, 1920) was a
Nebraska politician who
served four
terms as a
United States representative. Born in Andover...
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Taylor attended law
school at the
University of
Oklahoma and
married Bill
Lobeck. She
worked as an
attorney before working as the vice
president for Thrifty...
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commonly rejected, have been
proposed since the 17th century.
Christian Lobeck proposed as the root of the name the word ἄθος (áthos) or ἄνθος (ánthos)...
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Florian Lobeck (born 16
January 1816 in Profen,
Landkreis Zeitz,
Province of Saxony; d. 18
August 1869 in
Santiago de Chile) was a
German naturalist. He...
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investment group containing William Lobeck of Tulsa,
Alvin Swanner of New Orleans, and
Archer McWhorter of Houston.
Lobeck was a
former president of Chrysler's...
- (1825), in
which he
avoided the
views of G. F.
Creuzer and
Christian August Lobeck,
prepared the way for the
scientific investigation of myths.
Working without...
